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1968 Corvette Water Pump Belt With 427ci

Item EK-25-105281-1
1968 Corvette Water Pump Belt With 427ci
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Reproduction Of Original
      • Requires Original Diameter Pulleys To Fit Properly

      Description

      There are two main reasons why this water pump belt from Eckler's is perfect for your Corvette restoration. First, for your goal of authenticity it can't be beat. This water pump belt is cloth wrapped for an original appearance and it has the GM logo, part number and vendor I.D. hot stamp embossed on the surface. The second reason is the factory quality. The cloth wrapping gives this water pump belt more durability and it precisely matches the original GM specifications. Before ordering, make sure all pulleys are the correct original diameter because this water pump belt will not fit if any pulley is a non-stock size. Eckler's has the best reproduction engine belts for restoring your classic Corvette.

      Fitment:

      • 1968 Chevrolet Corvette

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